Malai Petite Purity : The White Lotus, for Purity and Grace
The white lotus stands for a pure heart. It is a reminder of spiritual awakening, and of finding the path toward the light.
Given as a gift, it speaks of inner peace and encourages self-awareness through the symbol of the white lotus.
The Malai Purity Petite is a mirror held up to the white lotus. It carries the full beauty and the full auspicious meaning of our larger pieces, at the most accessible point in the range.
Each one is made by hand by Nicha from natural cotton.
Product details
- Handmade in Asha village, Chiang Rai, Thailand
- Made from cotton
- Size: 10 x 22 cm
- For custom colours, a specific theme or bulk orders, please contact me for a quote
Made by Akha women
- These pieces are handmade by Akha women under the AKHA MA-DE social programme
- Every time you buy from us, you directly support and create opportunity for these women
Bulk orders and workshops
- For bulk orders, please contact us.
Contact me
- You can reach us any time through Messenger, Instagram or the "Contact Us" page
Delivery:
- During the Mother's Day period, delivery within Thailand takes around 5 to 7 working days
- Outside the Mother's Day season and pre-order campaigns, delivery takes 10 to 20 working days
- Because our products are handmade, delivery times can vary with the number of orders being processed
- For urgent orders (a birthday, a wedding, a religious celebration), please reach us on Facebook, Instagram or by email here
- For international delivery, please contact us
Returns and exchanges:
We accept returns and exchanges:
- Please contact us within 7 days of delivery
- Send the item back within 14 days of delivery
Return conditions:
- The buyer covers return shipping when the reason for dissatisfaction is not caused by a third party. If the returned item does not arrive in its original condition, the buyer is responsible for the loss in value of the item.
* Product photographs are for presentation purposes and may differ from the actual product. Because screens vary, product colours may appear different from those shown on your display.
** Please allow a difference of 1 to 2 cm, as each piece is handmade and measured by hand.
How do you care for a phuang malai?
Caring for your garland is what keeps it beautiful and keeps it looking new for years. A phuang malai is a treasured object in a home or on an altar, so it deserves attention. Here is how to look after yours properly.
- Handle it gently. Always treat the garland with a light touch. Cotton and soft gemstones are delicate and damage easily. Keep handling to a minimum.
- Keep it out of direct sunlight. Direct sun fades cotton. Keep your garland somewhere dry and cool.
- Keep it dry. Damp causes mould and mildew, which damages cotton. Avoid storing the garland anywhere with high humidity.
- Dust it regularly. Dust and dirt settle on cotton and on soft stones and make a piece look dull. Brush it lightly with a soft brush or a cloth to lift dust and cobwebs away.
- If this is something you believe in, you can recharge the stones by holding the garland in your hands and picturing positive energy flowing into you. You can also leave it somewhere it will catch the moonlight overnight.
Cared for properly, your garland becomes a treasured object in your home or on your altar for many years.
See our other garlands
Meet our Malai Chaad and our Diplomatic Malai, two garlands carrying meaning of their own.